As we look back on the week that was, here are our most-read stories:
1. A London female was arrested Saturday night following an incident at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital.
Police responded to the hospital after a patient became irate when asked to leave.
London woman charged with drug-impaired driving after incident at STEGH
2. One of the leading manufacturers of residential, commercial, and architectural doors in the western U.S. and Canada is continuing with its eastern expansion.
What’s good in St. Thomas and Elgin? Lynden Door deepens Canadian footprint with new Aylmer plant
3. After years of planning and construction, the City of St. Thomas Animal Services has officially opened the doors to its new shelter at 325 Bill Martyn Parkway, giving staff, volunteers, and future adopters a modern space designed to better care for animals in the community.
4. St. Thomas Police were contacted Sunday by members of the RCMP in Alberta who had taken a statement from a resident related to an incident that occurred here.
Alberta complaint prompts St. Thomas police probe into alleged financial exploitation
5. Three boaters are safe after their vessel capsized approximately 12 miles off the coast of Port Stanley Tuesday morning.
Good Samaritans rescue three boaters after Lake Erie capsizing
